EXPIRED: Kingston SSDNow V300 Series 2.5" 120GB SV300S37A/120G

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Showing price history since Feb 18, 2013
The average price for this deal since released is $63.24. Lowest historic price was $34.99 on Jun 6, 2016 at NewEgg.

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Michael TibiMar 22, 2016when the price was $35.99

The Kingston V300 series 120GB SSD dropped to a mere $36 with free shipping on eBay Deals. Elsewhere $44 and up. Sales tax only in CA and GA.

Michael TibiMar 01, 2016when the price was $35.99

Basically the cheapest you'll find a 120GB SSD anywhere. Today this Kingston SSDNow V300 is only $36. That makes the cheapest price we've ever seen on the drive and beats Amazon by $9. Great reviews after over 3,000 responses.

Michael TibiJan 14, 2016when the price was $38.99

Today a 120GB Kingston SSDNow V300 is only $39 at eBay. That makes the cheapest price we've ever seen on the drive and beats Amazon by $9. Great reviews after over 3,000 responses.

Daniel BrasherFeb 19, 2014when the price was $59.99 with 1 coupon for $20.00 off

This solidly-reviewed Kingston SSDNow V300 drive is only 50 cents a gigabyte at TigerDirect today. You save $6 off the Amazon price. 7mm height is ideal for Ultrabook installs, but you'll get an adapter to make it the standard 9.5mm thickness if necessary.

Daniel BrasherJun 13, 2013when the price was $79.99

Thanks to a $20 rebate, this Kingston SSDNow 120GB...SSD...ties the lowest price we've seen (last seen 4 months ago). Amazon and other retailers are charging $10 more. SSD prices haven't been all that exciting recently, so it's nice to see a reasonably priced one. This Kingston drive has a 7mm height to optimize for an Ultrabook but comes with an adapter to bring it to the standard 9.5mm if needed.

EXPIRED: Kingston SSDNow V300 Series 2.5" 240GB SV300S37A/240G

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Showing price history since Jul 10, 2013
The average price for this deal since released is $103.16. Lowest historic price was $56.99 on Apr 11, 2016 at NewEgg.

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Michael TibiFeb 23, 2016when the price was $59.99 with 1 coupon for $10.00 off

Kingston V300 Series 240GB SSD at its lowest price ever today at NewEgg. Not bad at $0.25 a gig and $5 off the next best price online.

Mike PaddockJan 19, 2016when the price was $61.99

Dirt cheap Kingston SSD down to 240GB down to a mere $62 with free shipping on eBay Deals. New low by $8 and $16 off the next best price online.

Daniel BrasherDec 28, 2015when the price was $69.99

Need faster boots and file transfers on your local machine? This Kingston SSDNow V300 drive offers a reasonable 240GB of storage for $70, tying the best price we've seen to date and beating the next best offer around by $12.

EXPIRED: Kingston SSDNow V300 Series 2.5" 480GB SV300S37A/480G

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Showing price history since Feb 6, 2014
The average price for this deal since released is $188.43. Lowest historic price was $104.99 on Apr 4, 2016 at eBay.

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Mike PaddockNov 11, 2015when the price was $139.99 with 1 coupon for $10.00 off

Kingston V300 480GB SSD slashed to a mere $140 at NewEgg. New low by $15 on this model. Elsewhere $158 and up.

Michael TibiJul 24, 2015when the price was $154.99

Need a little more space than the average SSD affords? This 480GB Kingston SSDNow V300 drops to its lowest price ever - a new low by $20, and you save $15 compared to other retailers. Well-reviewed.

Daniel BrasherMay 14, 2015when the price was $174.99

If you want faster performance from your desktop or laptop without compromising too much on sheer space, check out this 480GB Kingston SSDNow drive. Today's price at Rakuten ties the cheapest we've seen it and beats the current next best price by $25.

Today this Kingston nearly half terabyte SSD ties its cheapest ever price, beats its next best price by $25, and doesn't require any rebates or coupon-entering. Not a bad deal for those who need more space than the average SSD but don't want to be slowed down by a typical platter drive.

Price History

Showing price history since Jan 28, 2014
The average price for this deal since released is $46.10. Lowest historic price was $34.99 on Sep 18, 2014 at Rakuten.

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Daniel BrasherSep 18, 2014when the price was $34.99 with 1 coupon for $10.00 off

Just need the bare minimum storage from an SSD? Just want a boot drive? This 60GB Kingston SSDNow V300 fits your requirements, is cheapest ever, and beats the current next best price at Amazon by $10. Solidly reviewed.

Daniel BrasherMay 15, 2014when the price was $49.99 with 1 coupon for $10.00 off

Don't need too much space in your SSD? This makes a fairly cheap way to go about it - cheapest ever by a dollar, in fact. Not mind-blowing savings by any stretch, but about $6 better than Amazon or anywhere else right now.

Michael TibiMay 09, 2014when the price was $49.99

This deal ties the lowest price we've ever seen on the 60GB Kingston SSDNow and is $5 less than the next best price. Not as well-known as lines from Crucial, Intel, and Samsung, but well-reviewed by those who own it.

Daniel BrasherJan 28, 2014when the price was $49.99 with 1 coupon for $10.00 off

Looking for the bare minimum size SSD for OS bootup? This 60GB Kingston SSDNow V300 is $50 at NewEgg after coupon today, saving you $12 compared to the Amazon price.

Latest Editor's Notes

Daniel Brasher posted thisJun 04, 2014

Want to upgrade your DESKTOP to an SSD? Normally you'd need to pick up an adapter or two, but not with this Kingston V300 upgrade kit. You get a 240GB SSD for well under 50 cents/gig, plus you get the adapter and cables to connect it to a full-size motherboard if that's your eventual goal. Today Rakuten has the kit for $15 less than Amazon and others.

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